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- The FPC ModeX docs...
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- NOTICE:
- The ported programs (see below) were found on a site that claims to only have
- PD stuff, and the webmaster said that everything he published was sent to
- him with that purpose. We tried finding the persons mentioned in the mail
- over internet, but that failed.
- If there is somebody that claims authorship of these programs, please mail
- [email protected], and the sources will be removed from our websites.
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- REQUEST:
- As a developper team, we don't want spend 90% of our time in creating demoes.
- If you have something nice, which explains not yet demonstrated features or
- technicques, mail contact us via [email protected], or add it to the
- contrib page.
- The readers are also encouraged to explore FPC's excellent documentation
- with many examples!!!!!
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- What are the FPC ModeX programs?
- The FPC ModeX programs are a series of simple, small programs written or
- ported by Marco van de Voort ([email protected]) as demos for the
- Free Pascal compiler (FPC) and its Run Time Libraries (RTL).
- The "ported" programs were first used to test the compability of the GRAPH
- unit. Since we had them, and they were very likely PD or GPL, we decided
- to use them when we couldn't contact the authors
- - Voxel (Marcin Borkowski or Bas van Gaalen, depends on src)
- Displays a landscape in which you can move.
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- Voxel, more a demo than a game.
- A program I already ported to M2 once. Also from SWAG I believe, but it
- has been cycling FIDOnets Pascal areas for years.
- The program displays a landscape in which you can move with the cursor keys.
- Exit with ESCAPE. A flabbergasting effect in just 150 lines.
- HISTORY
- v0.01 :
- - Initial FPC port.
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